THE CLOSE Book 4
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New York and Salzburg, 1835 to 2012. Two sellers a century and a half apart solved the same problem by refusing to charge for the thing people came for. Phineas Taylor Barnum hired a bad band to play free on a Broadway balcony so that passersby would pay a quarter to get away from it, and spent forty years building free spectacle — parades, flags, an elephant on a bridge — with a paid ticket fixed to its back. Dietrich Mateschitz put a Thai tonic in a slim silver can, priced it above every drink on the shelf, and gave it away by the pallet. This is a reconstruction of those transactions: what was handed over, what it cost, who carried it, and what was actually being bought. Covers Phineas Taylor Barnum, Dietrich Mateschitz, and Red Bull GmbH.
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Part 01
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2:43:14
Part 03
3:23:00
Part 04
3:34:37
Books in this series
- THE CLOSE Book 1
4 parts · 16 h 43 min
- THE CLOSE Book 2
4 parts · 16 h 23 min
- THE CLOSE Book 3
4 parts · 16 h 38 min
- THE CLOSE Book 4
4 parts · 12 h 41 min
- THE CLOSE Book 5
4 parts · 14 h 40 min
- THE CLOSE Book 6
4 parts · 12 h 18 min